This is the news headline archive page containing previous months listings. Although I can't guarantee the validity of the links anymore, most news sites seem to maintain an accessible database of historical files.

February

13

• 'Feds want cell phone locations without warrant'

• 'Expedition to save world's rarest cetacean threatened by lack of funding'

• 'Backward black holes control fate of galaxies'

• Road salting creates habitat for new plants

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• New at Holology - Melting Glaciers and the Missing Cause: Black Soot

12

• 'FBI wants records kept of Web sites visited'

• Soot from factory pollution melting glaciers

• Bolivia creates space agency, to launch satellite

• Transcendent spirituality linked to brain damage

• Indian nomads caught between past and present

• 'UN braced for mass exodus from Somalia'

11

• The Myth of the Good War - why Dresden was fire-bombed

• 'Why the media silence on the Flight 253 bombing hearings?'

• Comment: 'The Case Against Corporate Speech'

• U$ corporations sit atop huge cash hoards

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• New at Holology - 2010: The Counter-Revolution is Winning

10

• 'I, virus: Why you're only half human'

• 'New image penetrates heart of Orion Nebula'

• Chinese police chief boasts of informant network

• Comment: Chilcot inquiry misses Zionist connections

• U$ war on tribal Pakistan looks like a replay of Cambodia

9

• More evidence of liquid water found on Saturn moon

• Sarah Palin filmed using notes written on hand at 'Tea Party'

• Comment: Right-wing media & business manufacture 'Tea Party' movement

• 'Israel charged with targeting Palestinian medical teams'

• 'New solar observatory to unlock sun's mysteries'

• Novel ideas for reusing old tech devices

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• New art at Holology: Something from Nothing II - The Origin of the Universe

8

• 'How Moody's sold its ratings - and sold out investors'

• 'Israel’s crisis deepens over Gaza war crimes report'

• 'Giant bizarre deep sea fish filmed in Gulf of Mexico'

7

• Large sea-floor organism a single cell

• 'Century-old whisky found in Antarctic'

• How much life in one cubic foot?

6

• Astronauts set to install window module to space station

• Swiss say former Guantánamo captives will require special therapy

• 'Nanobubble can destroy cancer cells, scientists say'

• 'US to launch Fallujah-style attack in Afghanistan'

• China buys $60 billion in coal from Australia

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• New at Holology: America Gets the Best Terrorism Money Can Buy

5

• 'One in eight Americans needs emergency food assistance'

• Director elaborates policy of killing Americans President calls terrorists

• Militants respond to missile strikes with attack on U$ Marines in Pakistan

• Federal spending on 'counter-terrorism' rapidly escalates

• Airport body scanners increase risk of cancer

• 'Found: The first ever animal trails'

• 'Insects migrate in wind highways'

4

• First organic chemicals found on extra-solar planet

• Swedish government successfully fostering civil society

• Military claims war necessitates extreme animal cruelty for 'training'

• Mass media and President deceive public on 'terrorism' of Flight 235 bomber

• 65,000-year-old tribe goes extinct

• Google in bed with NSA

3

• Show trial of tortured Pakistani mother backfires in New York

• Heat and ice thought to churn surface of Saturn's moon Enceladus

• Suspected militants killed by barrage of U$ missiles in Pakistan

• 'No Help in Sight, More Homeowners Walk Away'

• Comment: 'Baffle Them with Bull Feathers'

• 'Ancient giant snakes devoured crocodiles'

2

• U$ military's terror tactics wreck Afghan support

• Manipulation matters: 'The US game in Latin America'

• Christian missionaries arrested for kidnapping Haitian children

• Author finds work and research in migrant labor

• Hollywood films compete for worst of season

• 'Crystals in meteorite harder than diamonds'

1

• Massive military spending yields de facto coup in U$A

• New York Fed acts as nerve center for 'Banking Cabal'

• 'US frame-up of [Pakistani neuroscientist] begins to unravel'

• 'Fish caught evolving into three different species'

• 'Did rice wine lead to flushed faces in Asia?'

January

31

• 'China bugs and burgles Britain'

• U$ bank failures rise to 15 in 2010

• 'Mussolini iPhone app is best-seller in Italy'

• 'Watchdog: Bailouts created more risk in system'

• Comment: West Bank falling under Israel's apartheid rule

30

• NATO attacks friendly forces in Afghanistan

• 'Academics fight rise of creationism at universities'

• Swiss increasingly pick community service over military

• 'Republican activist behind Acorn smear campaign faces felony charges'

29

• Lack of global warming due to water vapor decline?

• Corporations push to dump their toxic FEMA trailers in Haiti

• Islamist insurgents attack imposed rulers in Somalia

• President proposes high-speed rail investment

• More toxic toys from China found

28

• Laser fusion progressing rapidly at government lab

• Chinese buy gold amid bubble of speculation and inflation

• President continues unconstitutional policy of indefinite detention

• Star formation leading to collision of black holes

• President orders U.S. citizens assassinated

• 'Grim tales from North Korea's gulags'

27

• Bankers envision Haiti rebuilt as sweatshop

• Common flame-retardant chemical reduces fertility

• 'It only gets worse this year for commercial real estate'

• 'FCC seeks wireless termination fee explanation'

• Proof of dinosaur feather colors found

• Is alien life already on Earth?

26

• Smallest Kuiper Belt object found

• 'A Thorn in the Side of the U.S. Military in Haiti'

• Bank of England Governor: force break-up of banks

• Lack of water creates power shortages in Venezuela

• Religious imagery and fear used to sell Global Warming

25

• 'Drone surge: Today, tomorrow and 2047'

• 'Red Cross warns of humanitarian crisis in Yemen'

• Comment: 'Remember Ariel Sharon’s Words'

• 'Israel threatens Hezbollah and Lebanon'

23

• Some stars may be powered by electroweak force

• 'Goldman Sachs Wants You to Pay-by-the-Mile to Drive'

• 'Obama quietly continues to defend Bush's terror policies'

• 'Chinese say they received bogus bars of gold traced to U.S.'

• 'Supreme Court OKs unlimited corporate spending on elections'

• Comment: 'Corporate Personhood Should Be Banned, Once and For All'

22

• 'Meet the creatures that live beyond the abyss'

• U$ occupation leaves Iraq with high levels of nuclear and dioxin poison

• Religious beliefs fuel death and violence in Nigeria

• Unemployment still increasing across U$A

• 'Daredevil plans jump from edge of space'

21

• Military coup looms in U$ future unless steps taken now

• U$ company caught inscribing Bible references on military rifles

• Obama initiates limited effort to reign in mega-bank powers

• Zero interest rates punish production and savings

• Israel increases use of murder and assassination

• Is gravity just an 'entropy force'?

20

• 'Ribbon at edge of solar system explained'

• Comment: 'Time To Investigate the Aid Fiasco'

• Russian move to buy French warship splits NATO

• More soldiers in Afghanistan but less security for Afghans

• Echo-chamber reporting exaggerates Global Warming claims

 19

• 'In Pictures: Strange seas'

• Comment: ' King's legacy and Israel's future'

• 'Cosmic currents may move faster than light'

• 'Fish oil slows burn of genetic fuse in ageing'

• Muslims and Christians kill hundreds in Nigerian clashes

18

• U$ accused of blocking aid to Haiti

• Progress made in stem cell/transplants

• 'Taliban attacks paralyze Afghan capital for hours'

• Michigan's community colleges out of room amid job desperation

17

• Toxic chemicals found in more imported Chinese products

• EPA to set water-quality standards in Florida, a national first

• 'Network flaw causes scary Web error'

15

• 'Nanotube transistors shrink smaller than silicon size'

• Hindu believers 'purify' in one of world’s filthiest rivers

• Rambunctious teenage dolphin assaulted by angry canoeist?

• Israel: Religious 'guru arrested for raping, enslaving women'

• China quickly sends doctors and rescue teams to help Haiti after earthquake

• 'Trading commission proposes curbing speculation in oil prices'

• Comment: 'Obama’s Alternate Universe'

14

• U$: 'Demand overwhelms program to prevent homelessness'

• Evangelical broadcaster 'meant voodoo' to blame for Haiti earthquake

• New self-assembly technique used to make solar cells

• 'The truth about Guatemala's YouTube murder'

• 'Obama wants $33 billion more for wars'

• Stingray found using water as tool

12

• 'Sea slug surprise: It’s half-plant, half-animal'

• Iran confuses western war-hawks with underground site

• 'FDIC Proposes Linking Banks’ Executive Pay Risks, Deposit Fees'

• Mexican police arrest reputed drug boss

• Comment: 'Taking Tea with the Lizards'

• 'First molecular transistor created'

11

• 'Federal Reserve Seeks to Protect U.S. Bailout Secrets'

• Military obsession with overhead video generates deluge of empty data

• 'Egypt tombs suggest free men built pyramids, not slaves'

• Profile: Lev Leviev - diamonds, property, Zionism

• 'UAE sheikh acquitted in taped beating'

• 1978: 'Lost in Cambodia'

9

• 'Star explosion explains why solar system is enriched in oxygen'

• Reports emerge of abuse at secret U.S. prison in Afghanistan

• Find indicates neandertals had symbolic thinking

• 'Egypt bans Gaza aid convoys'

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• New at Holology: Neo-Con Wrecks Healthcare, Endangers American Lives

8

• 'Massive statue of Pharaoh Taharqa discovered deep in Sudan'

• 'Commentary: Time to get pills out of the drinking water'

• Unstable Yemen to get worse with U$ involvement

• 'Contrarian Investor Sees Economic Crash in China'

• 'Lancet urges China to tackle scientific fraud'

7

• 'Russia, China, Iran redraw energy map'

• 'Israel approves east Jerusalem building project'

• Americans become serfs, indebted to house and banks

• Geithner’s Federal Reserve hides embarrassing AIG deals

• 'After review of mountaintop mining, scientists urge ending it'

6

• 'New toxic milk case in China kept secret for a year, reports say'

• Comment: War on Terror revealed as campaign of control through fear

• 'CIA Reportedly Ordered Blackwater To Murder 9/11 Suspect'

• 'Giant river fish faces extinction after years of overfishing'

• 'Supermassive black holes – the fathers of galaxies'

• 'Junk DNA linked to aggressive cancers'

5

• 'Egypt archaeologists discover huge tomb near Cairo'

• Britain may make special exception to shield Israel on war crimes

• US government imposes reactionary 'security' rules

• 'New Year in America: A portrait of social misery'

• 'Israeli officers cancel UK trip for fear of arrest'

• '2010 bug hits millions of German bank cards'

4

• 'Exotic stars may mimic big bang'

• NASA identifies lake beds on Mars

• New airport scanners break child porn laws

• Jordan linked with CIA 'counter-terrorism' work

• 'Study links lobbying by US banks to high-risk lending'

• 'Yellow River Oil Spill a Reminder of Chinese Pollution'

3

• 'Dubai to open world's highest tower'

• 'US state and local tax revenues plummet'

• 'US general urges strip search of Muslim men'

• UK: 'Are planned airport scanners just a scam?'

2

• 'Irish atheists challenge new blasphemy laws'

• China restricting export of critical rare earth minerals?

• Pirates take two more ships near Somalia

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• New art at Holology: They reap impoverishment from a promise of salvation

1

• Prion proteins thought lifeless found capable of evolution

• CIA vows revenge against revenge-fueled reprisal attack

• Russia raises price on vodka to combat alcohol deaths

• Goldman Sachs operated offshore Ponzi schemes

• Protest against Egypt's police-state in London

December

31

• Airline cost-cutting to defeat unions results in deadly crashes

• Argentina seeks answers for military dictatorship's stolen babies

• 'GMAC Gets $3.8 Billion in Third U.S. Bailout Package'

• Teenage Jewish settler arrested for burning mosque

• 'Texting drivers six times more likely to crash'

• Afghan bomber scores direct hit against CIA

• Activists protest Israel's control over Gaza

30

• Afghans direct anger at Obama over deadly NATO airstrikes

• Comment: Attempted airline bombing revenge for attack on Yemen?

• Working public pay the bill for massive corporate bailouts

• 'Swiss help put Palestinian produce on the table'

• Fourth Argentine cleric convicted of sex crimes

• Major US trucking company near bankruptcy

• Iran Nuke Document Forged

28

• 'Neutrino may have triggered dark energy'

• Comment: Gangster not-so-organized crime

• "End Times" Pastor kills son in brawl

27

• 'South Korea wins landmark Gulf nuclear power deal'

• Comment: 'Free yourself from oppression by technology'

• 'US ground attacks reported in Pakistan'

• 'Ten ways to traverse deep space'

25

• Plan proposed to explore Saturn's moon Titan with boat

• Comment: 'Big protests are not the way to change the world'

• 'Tree in California survives for more than 13,000 years'

• 'Chimps use cleavers and anvils as tools to chop food'

• Single light wave laser produced

23

• First stars powered by dark matter?

• AIG refuses to repay bonuses as promised

• 'Mystery of Amazon manatee migration solved'

• 'Sharp rise in US households seeking utility assistance'

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• New at Holology: The Mysterious Case of TWA 800, rebuilt

21

• New Indian Ocean sealife

• 'US Attack Kills 120 In Yemen'

• Bones reveal medieval British village life

• 'Dinosaur with feathers and fangs prowled forests'

• Palestinian secret police torturing under CIA watch

• 'Israel stripped body organs off Palestinians' / Admits

• 'Why some shapes are more pleasing to the eye than others'

20

• 'Robot records deepest erupting undersea volcano'

• 'America's most wanted: doctor found living in tent on Mont Blanc'

• 'Part of Cleopatra-era temple raised from the sea'

• Low solar activity cools Earth's atmosphere

• 'Drug giant uses libel law to gag doctor'

19

• 'Banks Fail in Six States'

• 'Banks Fleece the Unemployed'

• Ancient cloth casts doubt on Turin Shroud

• Oldest DNA found intact inside salt crystals

• 'War Crime Case Against Tony Blair Now Rock-solid'

• Chemical corporations could have easily made Agent Orange much less toxic

17

• Inexplicable change in Blue whale songs detected

• Big power gained through 'Global Warming' fund

• 'Cocaine parties rabbi spared jail'

16

• Massive fuel demand difficult to supply for war on Afghanistan

• Obama in trouble: more Jews but smaller Hanukkah party

• 'Utah gov to DOE: Halt depleted uranium shipment'

• 'Internet users lured to oppose health bills'

15

• Patriot Act extensions reignite debate

• 'Black hole closer to Earth than thought'

• Australia to become one of strictest Internet censors

• Pressure of rising debt reveals priorities for European countries

14

• 'Octopuses use coconut shells as portable shelters'

• 'Bush birth control policies helped fuel Africa's baby boom'

• Israeli politician cancels UK trip over fear of war crimes arrest

• 'US firms lose out in bidding for Iraq oil fields'

• '20 Years Of The Simpsons'

13

• 'Hunt for new worlds goes into overdrive'

• 'Israel funnels millions of dollars to settlements'

• North Korean aircraft carrying 40 tons of weapons seized in Thailand

• 'Whack A Banker game proving a hit in Britain'

• 'Mexican Cartels Recruit Texan Teens'

12

• Dinosaur origins discovered at New Mexico site

• 'US Refuses to Allow UN Inspectors to Investigate its WMDs'

• 'Brightest gamma-ray flare in universe spotted'

• 'Key to Mars channel mystery may be on Earth'

• 'Whales beached on Italian shore'

11

• 'Blackwater Guards Tied to Secret C.I.A. Raids'

• 'Ancient Amazon civilisation laid bare by felled forest'

• 'Accepting peace prize, Obama makes case for unending war'

• British media banned from publishing Tiger Woods' revelations

• 'Homosexual selection: The power of same-sex liaisons'

• 'Israeli vandals attack West Bank mosque'

9

• Interactive digital art on display

• 'The US Cash Behind Extremist Settlers'

• Catastrophic Zanclean flood refilled Mediterranean Sea

• 'For the feds, some Wall Street firms are too big — to punish'

• Leaked documents show some automatically get extra airport screening

8

• 'Methane findings boost for life on Mars hopes'

• Reform demanded for draconian British libel law

• 'More lurid claims as Tiger Woods is linked to porn star'

• 'Hubble sees most distant galaxies'

• Comment: 'The AfPak apparition'

7

• Riots in Greece mark anniversary of police shooting

• 'Senate push to ban abortions on health insurance'

• 'Chávez targets bank corruption in Venezuela'

• 'Blacks fear path to middle class blocked'

• 'Watery niche may foster life on Mars'

5

• 'Georgia has bankruptcy, foreclosure and failure on its mind'

• Study concludes one volcano pushed Earth into Ice Age

• 'US prepares Fallujah-style offensive in Afghanistan'

• 'Japan arrests 4 US teens for attempted murder'

• 'Anti-Berlusconi rally held in Rome'

4

• 'The Israel Lobby Celebrates Espionage in New York'

• 'Tiger Woods drives sales of physics book sky-high'

• Comment: Demjanjuk - Accessory vs. Perpetrator

• Tiny deadly jellyfish stings Australian diver

3

• Nuns to pay for 'endemic rape, molestation, beatings and mental cruelty'

• 'Controversy flares over space-based power plan'

• 'Israelis seize 15 Palestinians in West Bank'

• 'Rome unveils ancient luxury complex'

2

• U$: 'Unemployment worsened or stayed the same in most metro areas'

• 'Proposal would turn Paris stockmarket 50% female'

• Video shows Israeli running over Palestinian

• 'Male gene may hold key to limited lifespan'

• 'Kerry Skarbakka: Suspended in time'

• Comment: 'United Against Spitting'

1

• Black holes build host galaxies

• Eight species not extinct as thought

• 'Long-lived Titan lakes are boon to life'

• Russia proposes new European security agreement

• 'Asia’s asset bubbles fuel global financial instability'

• Florida lawyer charged with billion dollar ponzi scheme

• 'Utah health departments can't give H1N1 vaccine away'

November

30

• Tax on financial transactions gaining support

• Brazil and Iran ties grow, defying Washington

• 'Large Hadron Collider sets world energy record'

29

• 'Wall Street's a casino, so maybe state gambling laws apply'

• 'EU assembly adopts Internet, phone user rights'

• 'Rainbow trapped for the first time'

• 'The gangs of Rio'

28

• 'US food charities overwhelmed by demand'

• Largest Anglo-Saxon gold hoard found in farmer's field

• Large losses feared at HSBC and RBS over Dubai crisis

• 'Banks go on the offensive against customers'

• Comment: 'A climate of suspicion'

• 'Man lives a year without money'

27

• 'Dark power: Grand designs for interstellar travel'

• Iran expects to receive advanced air-defense missiles from Russia

• Biggest star known to science nears death phase

• Siberian forests plundered by mafia

26

• 'Martian meteorite surrenders new secrets of possible life'

• Blair and Bush conspired to create combined 9-11/Saddam scare

• European stock markets plunge over Dubai debt crisis

• 'Irish church and police covered up child sex abuse'

• Christian leaders mimic Israel, refuse to coexist

25

• 'New space telescope to probe sun’s atmosphere'

• 'EPA proposes sulfur dioxide limits for first time since 1971'

• JSOC & Blackwater kill with impunity worldwide

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• New at Holology: GW - What about the coal fires?

24

• LHC records first proton collisions at CERN

• FDIC fund goes negative, bad banks multiply

• Lightning’s gamma rays creating anti-matter

• Comment: 'Are Hate Crime Laws A Threat To Liberty?'

• Comment: The light of Israel guides NATO war machine

• 'As US Debt Tops $12 Trillion, Obama Calls for Austerity'

23

• 'Scuba diving to the depths of human history'

• Russian police corruption exposed using YouTube

• 'Friendly bacteria keep your skin's defences in check'

• 'Thousands of new species found in deep sea'

• Comment: 'Goldman Sachs and US demise'

• New clues in demise of megafauna

21

• 'Economic Crisis Is Getting Bloody'

• 'Hackers leak e-mails, stoke climate debate'

• 'How Goldman secretly bet on the U.S. housing crash'

• Azerbaijan may resort to military force to retake land from Armenia

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• New at Holology: Mass Suicide / Hormone Pollution Reports rebuilt

• New at Holology: Neo-Con - NGO Monitor

20

• 'Extraordinary microscope images'

• More accurate U$ jobless rate at 17.5%

• 'Museum: Galileo's fingers, tooth are found'

• 'University sit-ins spread throughout Switzerland'

• State governments bet on slot machines to raise cash

• 'Texas' gay marriage ban may have banned all marriages'

19

• New species of ancient giant crocodiles unearthed in Sahara

• 'Obama's Half Brother Mark Ndesandjo Speaks Up in China'

• 'Judge rules US Army at fault for New Orleans flooding'

• Comment: 'The Complete Guide to Killing Non-Jews'

• 'Lawmakers seek Fed audit after critical AIG report'

• President Medvedev urges reform in Russia

18

• 'Mercury mission clears key hurdle'

• 'Humanists put up ads in four UK cities'

• US uses Jordan to support Israeli ambitions

• 'Toddlers insensitive to fear go on to commit crimes'

• Ft. Hood shooter angered by war crimes and atrocities

• 'Privacy fears as DNA testing firm deCODE Genetics goes bust

17

• 'Palestinian push for an independent state causes Israeli alarm'

• New Iraq rejects U$ corporations when distributing contracts

• 'Israel approves 900 new housing units in Gilo settlement'

• 'Chinese censors block Obama's call to free the Web'

• 'Strange worms discovered eating dead whales'

• 'Mafias expose China's legal woes'

16

• Human evolution accelerating

• Trade deficit grows despite weak Dollar

• Study finds telomeres key to long human life

• Comment: U$ allies worse than Taliban in Afghanistan

• Mystery force indicates something beyond visible universe

• 'Business Aims to Relax Bans on Products Made with Child & Slave Labor'

15

• Switzerland: 'Pay restrictions imposed on financial community'

• Jellyfish flourish amid pollution and overfishing

• 'US unveils extended Bagram prison'

14

• 'Huge rise in birth defects in Falluja'

• 'Islamabad demands US end drone attacks'

• British troops abused Iraqi captives just like Abu Ghraib

• 'Failed stellar bombs hint at supernova tipping point'

13

• NASA probe crash reveals Moon's water

• 'Mini ice age took hold of Europe in months'

• Comment: 'Obama’s attack on abortion rights'

• 'Fair play: Monkeys share our sense of injustice'

• 'Evangelist sentenced to 175 years for sex crimes'

• Wars return home in form of police-state repression

12

• 'US air supply drop turns deadly'

• 'Ants Save Mates Trapped in Sand'

• 'Tuna in peril as catches reach triple the limit'

• 'UN investigator accuses US of shameful neglect of homeless'

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• New at Holology: HAARP Report rebuilt

11

• 'Dinosaur discovery may help to explain why creatures grew so big'

• 'Drug industry presses FDA to allow more online ads'

• 'South Korea troops on high alert after navy battle'

• 'Chimps don't talk: Now scientist may know why'

• 'Real Estate Domino Falls'

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• New at Holology: More Star Trek

10

• Industry discovers profit in nuclear disarmament

• Somali pirates extend range of attacks despite warships

• Space probes planned to search for life on distant moons

• Comment: Stop corporate cash driving scientific research

• 'Speculative recovery sows seeds of an even greater economic crash'

9

• U$ megabanks exploit corrupt government to form cartel

• 'Brown backs new tax on banks – but the US is opposed'

• NATO caught with another mistaken missile strike

• 'U.S. journalists sympathize with Israeli colonists'

• Scandals expose mafia-like French government

• 'Child rape epidemic in Zimbabwe'

7

• Cyanide from space crashes may have helped form life

• NATO strike kills Afghan soldiers

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• New at Holology: Update - Global Warming Warning

6

• Pakistan's fashion week defies culture of fear and conservatism

• 'Documents reveal SEC complicity in Madoff Ponzi scheme'

• Israeli gov't struggles to contain violent Zionists

• 'UN sanctions Goldstone report on Gaza war'

• 'Before flowers, odd bugs pollinated plants'

• 'Frigid Antarctica is loaded with viruses'

• 'Study: Nanoparticles can damage DNA'

• 'In pictures: Yucatan wonders'

5

• 'Goldman takes on new role: taking away people's homes'

• North Korea replaces communism with military dictatorship

• 'Judge rules activist's beliefs on climate change akin to religion'

• Superficial natural complexity masks underlying simplicity

• Fake discussions and blogs confuse public, consumers

• 'FBI knew of CIA torture, considered prosecution'

• 'Intel hit by NY antitrust suit, kickbacks alleged'

• Can the IQ test be improved?

4

• Moon Enceladus found to be 'comet-like'

• 'Internet censorship limits could be set by WTO'

• 'Huge galaxy cluster hints at universe's skeleton'

• 'Italy convicts absent CIA agents of terror kidnap'

• Killer turns guns on British trainers in Afghanistan

3

• Trillions spent on warfare creates education problem ... for U$ military

• Jews force Palestinian woman from her Jerusalem home

• Fossil discovery in China challenges African origins

• Gold hits record high on news IMF sells 200 tons

• LA Times does war propaganda

2

• NATO forces turn to CIA funded warlords in Afghanistan

• 'Fire on Australian oil rig delays plans to stop leak'

• 'Madoff Explains How He Concealed Fraud'

• KBR continues taxpayer rip-off in Iraq

• 'Where do ghosts come from?'

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• New at Holology: What is Zionism? - Special Report

• New at Holology: Cell Phone Safety Report rebuilt

October

31

• US: Surveillance state sold to public as job-creation

• 'Washington pushes through deal with Honduran coup regime'

• 'Is algae secret ingredient in mass extinctions?'

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• New at Holology: NeoCon groups added - AJC, TAI, more

• New at Holology: GM Foods rebuilt

30

• Israel’s Lobby expands influence over Europe

• 'US: GDP figure masks deepening economic crisis'

• Financial firm indicted for rigging bond auctions

• BP fined $87 million for killing 15

• Comment: Blame it on Goldstone

• Meteor explosion caught on film

• Year Zero Remembered

29

• US cedes control to Taliban after announcing victory

• Swarms of parakeets descend on Australia

• New Iraq wants old nuclear program back

• Grandmother mystery resolved

28

• Giant shrimp found to have most complex eyes

• 'The strangest moments in space launch history'

• Long-term cell phone users at high risk of brain cancer

• Afghanistan: CIA funds thugs and death-squads while U$ seeks stability

• Work with HAMAS or deal with al-Qaeda as replacement

• 'Church of Scientology convicted of fraud in France'

• Comment: 'After all I am a Proper Zionist Jew'

• Comment: Obama's Rhetoric and Reality

27

• 'Self-defence Stories from Gaza'

• 'Detroit House Auction Flops For Urban Wasteland'

• Bishop fined without trial after Holocaust statement

• Iceland after bank collapse: imports out, buy local in

• Marine official realizes obvious, quits over Afghan war

• Credit-economy fails, advanced bartering system grows

• Research attempts to explain brain's perception of time

• Fed’s secret deal benefited AIG, cost taxpayers $13 billion

26

• 'Incredible insect photos'

• 'Tiny ears found on butterfly’s wings'

• 'Rabbinical ruling causes havoc on elevators'

• Multiple U.S. helicopters crash in Afghanistan

• Accused spy for Israel threatened to flee country after defrauding NASA

25

• 'Israeli police invade al-Aqsa Mosque again'

• 'Goldman Sachs Still Paid for Swaps on Redeemed Bonds'

• 'Artists in action: Jean Tinguely and Robert Rauschenberg'

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• New art at Holology: Lo-Pointe Cinema

24

• Galaxy cluster found sets distance record

• 'Thousands rally in London anti-war protest'

• Cold War leaves legacy of deadly toxins and waste

• Jewish lobbyists seek to maintain control in U$ through reformation

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• New at Holology: NeoCon groups added - MEMRI, CAMERA, Wexner, more

23

• Underground tunnel system found on Moon?

• 'FCC votes to begin crafting net neutrality rules'

• Microscopic life detector invented for space probes

• Comment: '15 Things Every American Can Do Right Now'

• Bush-Cheney Future: 'Former Uruguay dictator sentenced'

• 'House panel approves consumer protection agency'

• Researcher arrested trying to spy for Israel

22

• 'The year's best wildlife photos'

• Alternative currency popular in Switzerland

• New Japanese gov't  challenges U$ domination

• Comment: IMF a problem in search of a solution

• Musicians protest use of their music for torture by U$ gov't

21

• 'Lessons from the long war'

• 'Giant orb web spider discovered'

• Fuel prices driven up by weakening Dollar

• Australia wants to get out of Afghanistan fast

• US authority delegitimized through obedience to Israel

• Functional human life extended with replacement parts

• Comment: 'Americans, Their Smiley-Face Facade, and Reality'

20

• New NASA Ares 1-X rocket on display

• 'Swarms of rats plague rural Myanmar'

• Fund manager: Breakup the 'Too Big to Fail' banks

• 'U.S. Spies Buy Stake in Firm That Monitors Blogs, Tweets'

• Gov't releases OKC bombing tapes but key evidence missing

19

• 'Another 32 planets discovered'

• 'How life evolved: 10 steps to the first cells'

• Comment: Zionism - 'Deception, Spin and Lies'

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• New at Holology: Is Navy Sonar Killing Whales, rebuilt

18

• 'Surviving Georgia'

• Winning Landscape Photography

• 'Taliban fights back against Pakistan offensive'

• 'Canada nabs suspected migrants off Pacific coast'

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• New at Holology: How Safe is Your Water, rebuilt

• New at Holology: Neo-Conned, 'Keep America Safe'

17

• 'LHC gets colder than deep space'

• 'AIG plans $198 million in new bonuses'

• 'War crimes vote puts pressure on Israel'

• 'Monkey drumming suggests origin of music'

• 'Royal Bank of Scotland to give huge bonuses'

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• New at Holology: Shroud of Turin rebuilt

16

• Pakistan gov't declares war on people, they declare war on state

• Florida condo market crashes after frenzy of hot-money speculation

• Western powers forced to try again to get unpopular Karzai elected

• Thugs and drugs: Contractors rape with impunity in Iraq

• First black hole for microwaves created on Earth

• Ancient civilisations explored underwater

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• New at Holology: McVeigh's Mysteries rebuilt, updated

15

• 'Mystery emissions found at solar system edge'

• 'Fears for Thai monarch set stockmarket tumbling'

• New York Times does war propaganda piece

• Magnetic force behaves like electricity

14

• 'What shook up Saturn's rings in 1984?'

• Congress to block release of Pentagon's prisoner torture photos

• 'New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman glorifies American militarism'

• 'Recruited by MI5: Benito Mussolini'

• 'Noise pollution threatens animals'

• 'New flying reptile fossils found'

13

• 'Obama Dollar Retreats Most Against Commodities in Wealth Shift'

• Major corporate lender near bankruptcy as CEO resigns

• Mystery helicopters moving Afghan militants to north

• Palestinians find Obama gov't follows Israel's orders

• Longest tunnel in world being built in Switzerland

• 'Cambodia villagers save elephants'

11

• 'Kamikaze moon mission kicks up dust, maybe ice?'

• Israeli gov't nervous over UN report implicating war crimes

• Rebels stage dramatic counter-attack against U$/Pakistan offensive

• British gov't selling public assets to pay for bank bailout

• Krill super-swarming studied

10

• Sub-atomic imaging possible with quark-gluon plasma

• NASA telescope discovers new giant ring around Saturn

• 'Marshalls landowner sues government over US base'

9

• US troops don't know why they're in Afghanistan

• '50,000 line up for housing aid in Detroit'

• 'Imelda's shoe collection survives flood'

• Large asteroid seen as proto-planet

• 'Gore Vidal's United States of Fury'

8

• 'Moon of Jupiter could support life'

• 'Bernanke works on as jobless tally mounts'

• Spider silk used to weave golden cloth

• 'The world's smallest art prize'

• 'Russia plots return to Venus'

7

• 'Scientist reproduces Turin shroud'

• British gov't feared riots and bank runs in 2008

• 'Iran FM accuses US in nuke scientist disappearance'

• 'Salt and paper make disposable batteries'

• Skeptics fight back against conspiracies

• Comment: 'Who Is a Jew?'

6

• 'Origin of Komodo dragon revealed'

• Comment: Dollar replacement talks spook markets

• Priorities - unlimited cash for banks, none for millions in California

• Comment: 'Unemployment crisis shows the failure of capitalism'

• Balloon probe detects anti-matter

5

• 'Mammoth black holes push universe to its doom'

• 'US storms troops into the Philippines'

4

• Afghanistan: Deadly surprise attacks cause alarm in NATO command

• Search continues for evidence of life in Martian rocks 

• 'Metallic glass could help fix broken bones'

• 'India's thirst is making us all wet'

2

• 'US paid reward to Lockerbie witness'

• 'Fungus feasted off world's worst extinction'

• 'Wall Street lauds FDIC plan to replenish bank deposit insurance fund'

• Unemployed increase much more than 'experts' predicted

• Dinosaur eggs discovered in India

1

• 'China’s Rural Poor Threaten Post-Party Hangover'

• Comment: 'The night Zhou was drunk under the table'

• 'Monsters of the skies: giant beasts that ruled the air'

• 'Galaxy study hints at cracks in dark matter theories'

• 'TB the culprit in the great mummy whodunnit'

• 'New earliest hominid found'

September

30

• Comment: Zionism deconstructed

• 'US relinquishes control of the internet'

• 'Copycat suicides fuelled by media reports'

• Comment: 'It's bomb, bomb, bomb Iran time'

• 'Retired Military Officers Push to Close Guantanamo Prison'

29

• Comment: 'The Ultimate Sign Of Our Lethargy'

• 'Israeli Drive to Prevent Jewish Girls Dating Arabs'

• Cairo drowns in garbage thanks to idiotic religious dictatorship

• Honduran regime suspends all civil liberties just to stop Zelaya supporters

• Obama gov't quietly supports Honduran regime

• Comment: 'Street Report from the G20'

28

• '850 new species discovered living underground'

• 'United States halts food aid for Somali women and children'

• Australia dust storm may contain uranium

• 'Attenborough's classics go online'

27

• Venezuela's Hugo Chavez lines up more allies

• 'Atheists examine Christmas from angel-free angle'

• Future envisioned for the Moon

26

• 'NASA Spacecraft Sees Ice on Mars Exposed by Meteor Impacts'

• 'Supervolcano made people grit their teeth'

25

• 'US heightens threats against Iran'

• U$: 'School drinking water contains toxins'

• 'Fanged frog, 162 other new species found in Mekong'

• Israeli sonic weapon used on Zelaya in embassy siege?

• 'Wives of Arctic Sea crew demand release of their men'

• US troops killed in Afghanistan as military demands more

24

• Moon water findings challenge assumptions about lunar surface

• Seismic tests found to impact whale calls

• Anglo-Saxon gold hoard found in England

• Comment: 'The president is in the trunk'

• Feathered dinosaur fossils discovered

• 'Secret White House letter to G-20'

23

• U$ worker's wages flat since 1982

• 'U.S. scientists net giant squid in Gulf of Mexico'

• FDIC rapidly running out of money to save depositors

• 'US voter registration group under attack'

• Banks scam public utilities, taxpayers

• Revealing the secret government

• More torture myths exposed

22

• U$/NATO Afghan strategy in disarray, forces retreating

• Taliban exploit election fiasco to highlight warlord corruption

• German High School attacker's motives outlined in documents

• Violent crime soars in wake of U$ occupation of Iraq

• Police attack Zelaya supporters, leader under siege

• 'Moon is coldest known place in the solar system'

• Comment: 'Obamacare and the $13 rule'

21

• Artificial noctilucent cloud created at the edge of space

• 'Verizon, AT&T: Net neutrality not OK for wireless'

• 'Unchecked healthcare costs will ruin America'

• U$ forces conduct assassination in Somalia

• 'Ousted Zelaya returns to Honduras'

20

• 'In pictures: A struggle to thrive'

• 'Traficant Lashes Out at Power of Israel'

• 'Iraq Security Contractors Swapped Booze for Rockets'

• 'Top Senator to propose superagency to oversee banks'

• 'Around the world in 175 days – and he pedalled every mile'

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• Revised at Holology: Kultur-Terror! / Carnival of Destruction

• New art at Holology: Patterns II

18

• 'Planck telescope's first glimpse'

• 'How the Soviet Menace Was Hyped'

• Putin urges U$ to stop Cold War-era restrictions on trade with Russia

• Judge orders Guantanamo captive released after torture, mistaken identity

• Bermuda Triangle plane mystery explained

• 'Sharks swarmed on ancient sea monster'

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• New at Holology: The two Party Duopoly Masks a one Party Oligarchy

17

• 'Cracks on Mars hint at dried-up lakes'

• 'Some animals can think about thinking'

• 'Scourge of commodity inflation returns'

• Democrats play role of losing team in rigged game

• Obama supports extending unconstitutional Patriot Act provisions

• Comment: 'How Low Will Israel Stoop in Its Propaganda War?'

• Israel rejects damning UN war crimes report

• Dollar cost of U$ spy system revealed

16

• 'Gene therapy fixes color blindness in monkeys'

• U$ tax breaks illegally used to fund Israeli land theft

• Prosecutors find pattern of hate and violence by Blackwater guards

• Chemical pollution blamed for fish sex changes in U.S. rivers

• 'Elusive golden cat caught on film'

• Comment: 'The Age of Empathy'

15

• Memristor breakthrough to speed up electronics

• Pfizer charged fine worth less than three weeks of sales

• 'Could we create quantum creatures in the lab?'

• Pakistan military accused of torture, murders

14

• 'Antibiotic resistance clue found'

• 'Illiteracy undermines Afghan army'

• UK cave dig unearths Ice Age finds

• 'US troops raid Somali town'

12

• 'German ships blaze Arctic trail'

• 'Census: Income fell sharply last year'

• 'Extinct eagle may have eaten humans'

• 'Healthcare Debate A Ruse to Cover Corporate Welfare'

• Whistleblowers reveal corporate contractor security scam

• American taxpayers spending trillions to support Zionist state of Israel

11

• 'Lost world of fanged frogs and giant rats discovered in Papua New Guinea'

• More and more cash spent on corporate security/contractors in Iraq

• Iraqi shoe thrower against Bush becomes hero across Mid East

• US soldiers conduct hostile invasion of Afghan hospital

• Iran proposes plan to dispose of all nuclear weapons

• 'Better world: Beware of common sense'

• Natural gas prices crash

10

• 'Rerun in Honduras: Coup pretext recycled from Brazil ’64'

• Pro-war class outraged over publication of dying Marine photo

• NATO under fire over growing list of war crimes

• New Navy training area threatens whales

• Henry CK Liu: 'Bogged down at the Fed'

• 30,000 year-old rope found

9

• 'Superb vistas from reborn Hubble'

• 'Black holes are the ultimate particle smashers'

• 'Kenya's famous elephants die of drought, poaching'

• 'Scientists discover new coral species in Galapagos waters'

8

• FBI Whistleblower: Congress Bribed, Blackmailed

• 'Web-monitoring software gathers data on kid chats'

• 'Feeding the future: Saving agricultural biodiversity'

• Lesson not learned: TBTF banks likely to fail

• PanAm 103 was Iranian revenge, not Libyan?

• 'Somali pirates profit western firms'

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• New at Holology: Business as Usual

6

• Global Warming: it's coming really ... right after the cooling

• No fear: Chavez tells Israelis not to support genocidal regime

• 'Security guards a source of insecurity in China'

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• New at Holology: Cho Seung-Hui's university records released

4

• NATO massacre leaves over 100 dead and injured

• Fuel on the fire: Israel expanding illegal settlements

• 'Iran accuses US of forging nuclear documents'

• 'Hot on the trails of the mysterious monopole'

• 'Taliban's bombs came from US, not Iran'

• Juarez: Mexico's most violent city

3

• Mysterious ocean sound 'The Bloop' remains unexplained

• Each human contains numerous genetic mutations

• 'Marine hurt by vaccine denied injury benefits'

• 'Mars: dunes, gullies and craters'

2

• New discoveries likely to increase oil production

• NASA concludes: 'Extending space station key to Mars'

• 'US jobless soars as companies squeeze workers'

• Comment: 'Bush's third term? You're living it'

• 'Quantum amnesia gives time its arrow'

• 'Critic leaves Beijing red-faced'

1

• 'Strange jellies of the icy depths'

• 'Millions more Russians shunted into poverty'

• 'Coldest, driest, calmest place on Earth found'

• 'Guatemala convicts paramilitary in disappearances'

August

31

• Mexico modernizes punitive drug laws

• Comment: 'Central bankers stuck in a hole'

• Blinded by nationalism: 'From My Lai to Lockerbie'

• 'Folded nanoboxes could open door to nano-circuits'

29

• Bankers and politicians conspire to sell public's assets

• 'Balmy water once bathed Mars rock claimed to host life'

• 'Pacific Ocean garbage patch worries researchers'

28

• 'Naked molecule exposed'

• 'Sunspots linked to Pacific rain'

• Mouse in Nebraska demonstrates evolution

• Captured at age 12, sent to Guantanamo, now released

• Obama continues Bush policy of search and seizure without cause

27

• 'U.S.-Colombia Deal Prompts Questions'

• U.S.-Israel: 'Aiding and Abetting War Crimes'

• 'Leaked stories taint Iran nuclear debate'

• 'We're all host to trillions of microbes'

• Comment: 'Dixie Media Versus Unions'

26

• 'Mexican economy in free-fall'

• 'Study: Bacteria can make salt water drinkable'

• Marine Corps base blamed for cluster of rare cancer

• 'Executed prisoners are main source of Chinese organ donations'

25

• Comment: 'This Isn’t Reform, It’s Robbery'

• Bombs kills dozens in Afghanistan's Kandahar

• Comment: 'The CIA's willing torturers'

• Conflict in Kosovo turns violent

24

• Shuttle ready for mission to space station

• 'New clue found to disappearing honey bees'

• 'Expanding waistlines may cause shrinking brains'

• 'Gigantic jets blast electricity into upper atmosphere'

22

• More U$ banks collapse

• Inmates riot in congested Kentucky prison

21

• 'Ink found in Jurassic-era squid'

• 'Four U.S. troops charged with soldier cruelty'

• 'What rebound? Foreclosures rise as jobs and income drop'

• Observers find vote-rigging, few voters in Afghan election

• ... while Western powers laud election success

20

• CIA hired Backwater for assassination missions

• State pensions fund 'private-equity' predators, lose billions

• 'Amnesty: Honduran coup gov't persecuting opponents'

• Americans using food stamps at highest level ever

• Comment: Faith drives Republicans over the edge

19

• 'Runway found for flying reptiles'

• Comment: 'AIPAC Sends In The Clowns'

• Believers make 'prosperity gospel' preachers rich

• Court case reveals farcical CIA operation in Afghanistan and Russia

18

• Amino acid found in comet

• Iraq may hold vote to force U.S. withdrawal

• 'Notorious Afghan warlord returns to help Karzai'

• 'Thousands attend free health clinic in Los Angeles'

17

• 'NASA Completes First Test Rocket to Replace Shuttle'

• 'North Yorkshire villages cleared as huge 1940 bomb is exploded'

• 'Cave complex may lie beneath Giza Pyramids'

• 'Google offers more of the same'

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• New art at Holology: International Geographic

15

• 'How can it be that a company controls genes?

• 'Earliest fired knives improved stone age tool kit'

• Two salesman for U$ torture/interrogation tactics in NYT profile

• UN investigation finds Israel acted with impunity in assault on Gaza

• 'Less sex, more TV idea aired in India'

• 'The "Death Panels" Are Already Here'

14

• Bank foreclosure on homes reaches another record in U$A

• Hearts and minds lost after Blackwater slaughter in Afghanistan

• 'Australian quadriplegic man granted right to die'

• 'Brazilian evangelical leader charged with fraud'

• US retreating from remote bases in Afghanistan

• Comment: 'History Never Ends'

13

• 'Late light reveals what space is made of'

• 'For Media, ‘Class War’ Has Wealthy Victims'

• 'Report: Israeli troops fired on Gazans waving white flags'

• '9,000-year-old house reveals Stone Age lifestyle'

• 'Why flamingoes stand on one leg'

12

• 'The Great Hiroshima Cover-Up'

• Riot in overcrowded US prison injures 175

• 'What is behind the opposition to the Obama healthcare plan?'

• Comment: 'Experts never learn'

• 'Meth in the madness'

11

• Rich getting richer at accelerated pace

• 'Dolphins strive for efficiency in communication'

• 'China carries out mass arrests in Xinjiang'

• 'Sex and China's credibility gap'

• Celtic art on display

10

• 'Hope's gone AWOL in Echo platoon'

• 'Flying frog among 350 new Himalayan species'

• Obama gov't fights to keep torture case details secret

• Military plagued by sex crimes

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• New art at Holology: The American Fu**er

8

• Parrot beats human investors picking stocks

• 'Fast-spinning black holes might reveal all'

• 'Titan moon resembles Earth'

7

• 'U.S. drops call to restore ousted Honduran leader'

• Ancient remains shed light on history of social support

• 'Moon may reveal elusive cosmic neutrinos'

6

• 'Blackwater Founder Implicated in Murder'

• Economic recovery or eye of the hurricane?

• Privatization Process: 'Purloining the People's Property'

• 'The hidden truth behind drug company profits'

• 'Found: A pocket guide to prehistoric Spain'

• 'Clever rooks repeat ancient fable'

5

• US government working to protect terrorists in Iraq

• 'Haiti lawmakers OK minimum wage hike after clashes'

• 'Dark energy may disguise shape of universe'

• Rocket launched from new NM spaceport

• 'Martian methane mystery deepens'

• 'Hiroshima: A Visual Record'

4

• Voyage to study oceanic garbage island

• 'Walking bat may have ancient ancestors'

• Comment: 'Free press? Venezuela beats the US'

• U$: Personal income has steepest fall in four years

3

• Chalmers Johnson: 'Ten steps to liquidate US bases'

• 'Evolution's third replicator: Genes, memes, and now what?'

• 'Civilian death toll soaring in Afghanistan'

• 'G.M. Plans Thousands of Layoffs'

• A British view of life in America

2

• 'Putin dives world's deepest lake'

• 'Praying man let his daughter die'

• 'States cut social programs as deficits deepen'

• Ants with attraction to electricity invade the UK

• Jewish police and settlers evict Palestinians from Jerusalem

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• New at Holology: Afghan Police on Patrol / Art: Axis of Evil

1

• 'Experts puzzled by spot on Venus'

• 'Pakistani Christians die in riots with Muslims'

• 'Canada watching Russian Arctic moves closely'

• Britain and Australia out, leaving only U$ in Iraq

• 'Exploited Earth: The Prix Pictet photography prize 2009'

• Malaysian police attack rally against detention without trial

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• New at Holology: Babylon Wrecked / Franklin Speaks

July

31

• Aerial photographs reveal Roman city street plan

• 'Hundreds of bodies in streets after Nigeria unrest'

• NASA panel considers different deep space crewed missions

• Deaths prompt Congress to pass food safety law

• Bank bonuses unconnected to job performance

30

• 'Ancient rocky structures built by microbes'

• Congress adds unneeded military projects to budget

• U$ home-foreclosures continue to increase

• 'Monsanto, Dow stack up the genes'

• Comment: 'Dead banks walking'

29

• 'Fauna play key role in circulating seas'

• US military base wrecked historic ruins of Babylon

• 'Wife of N.C. terrorism suspect describes elaborate police ruse'